Painter, Teacher, Filmmaker : 1915-2003
Opening reception – Friday, November 10th, 4:30pm
“The Group from 311”[Painters from the workshop of Studio/Sam Feinstein continuing the legacy of Hans Hofmann]
Thayer Burch
Christine Casarsa
Marsha Heller
Nancy Muir
Noreen Findlay Storch
Patricia Stark Feinstein
&
A selection of paintings by Sam Feinstein
The Cork Gallery
Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center, New York City
Tuesday, August 1st, 2006 at 2 pm
Both Hans Hofmann and Discussion with the Filmmaker Sam Feinstein at MMA will be screened.
Continue reading ““Hans Hofmann” followed by “Discussion with Filmmaker Sam Feinstein at MMA””
Summer 2006
Films at the Cape Cod Museum of Art
Dennis, MA 02638
“Sam’s Show at Scargo,” an interview with Sam Feinstein, 1986
Thursday, July 20, 2006, 7 – 8:30 pm:
A Reception will follow the screening at
The Harvest Gallery
Main Street
Dennis , MA
Continue reading ““Sam’s Show at Scargo” – film at the Cape Cod Museum of Art”
Thursday, Oct. 6, 2005 7 pm
Lecture and Slide Presentation by Patricia Stark Feinstein.
Patricia Stark Feinstein, painter, teacher of art and art history for over 20 years, and co-teacher for 18 years with her husband Sam Feinstein of art workshops in Toronto, Canada. Currently Director of the Feinstein Project at CCMA, Ms. Stark Feinstein is working toward a retrospective of her late husband’s paintings to be held in 2008.
The paintings of NYC/Cape artist Sam Feinstein are often referred to as abstract expressionist, although Feinstein himself had questions about this terminology. This slide talk will focus on the legacy of the abstract expressionists and their relationship to the art of Sam Feinstein. An open discussion will follow.
Thursday, September 22, 2005 7 pm
Lecture and Slide Presentation by Patricia Stark Feinstein.
Patricia Stark Feinstein, painter, teacher of art and art history for over 20 years, and co-teacher for 18 years with her husband Sam Feinstein of art workshops in Toronto, Canada. Currently Director of the Feinstein Project at CCMA, Ms. Stark Feinstein is working toward a retrospective of her late husband’s paintings to be held in 2008.
“Rembrandt is my hero” was a phrase often spoken by Sam Feinstein whose radiant, richly colored paintings appear to be abstract. While the outer look of paintings change, their inner spirit and the means by which this is conveyed have much in common. This slide talk explores the influence of Rembrandt on the work of NYC/Cape artist Sam Feinstein, whose painting “Summertime” was on display at CCMA during the past year.